Sentence examples for rules to serve from inspiring English sources

However, councils can also use health and safety rules to serve a legal notice on the property owner.

He said legislators did not intend the pollution rules to serve as a development plan when they passed the original law in the 1970's.

In Australia, for example, the country's tax regulator reinterpreted its tax rules to serve TPG Capital with an unexpected bill of $600 million related to its 2009 sale of the retail chain Myer.

This is quite remarkable, so we will show here the two above rules to serve as examples.

So far, that's O.K. Banks are allowed, under the Volcker Rule, to serve clients and make markets, and they are supposed to hedge.

Far from strengthening rule to serve suburban officials' parochial interests, Congress should embrace a 2009 proposal by John McCain, a Republican senator for Arizona, and scrap it entirely.

On Monday, Beijing published a blacklist of Hong Kong political groups accused of being too hell-bent on undermining Chinese rule to serve in local government.

But if he wins power, his record is so contradictory it is not clear if he would rule to serve the narrow interests of his clique, or the pressing needs of the country.

Beyond them, though, stood legions of Baathist loyalists only too willing in the long years of Mr. Hussein's rule to serve the dictatorship, just as the Nazi regime spread its tentacles throughout German society.

There is also speculation that he may be chosen, not to rule, but to serve as the transitional head of state who would in turn name the head of government, subject to a vote of confidence by the council.

The mind, then, is not destined to rule but to serve, not, however, as the slave of the heart, but as its servant (Bourdeau 2000).